Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-06

Lamar VIII be Made Juaxe.

dent has discussed the question o ele
waiting Lamar to the Supreme bench
with al his Cabinet officers, Lamar q
course excepted, and they have ex-.
pressed q general satisfaction with the
proposition. II i stated that the APP
pointmenf has been fully decided upon
One thing Is provided and that Is that
3 good nan shall be secured Tor the
Interior Department Thzi portion q
the executive establishment once the
least important OF the Departments
has EroEn 10 q proportion that i 1asf
croxding the Treasury Department
The President i giving i close 2tten-
ton and Is grez1ly interested IN its
workings. He i generally satisfied
with Lanar's administration and Will
not risk change until be can secure
As good 8 man s. Lamar for the place.
Therefore, however much he would
Ike to compliment Lamar, he viii
make no appointment until 3 man
with more business than politics In
him can be secured 10 succeed him
j man who has apparently close Hla-
| tons with the administration said
TODAY that Lamar would not be ap-
pointed 70 the Supreme Court vacancy
IS the President was determined pos
| sihle 10 preserve his Cabinet intact for
Tor the res oi his term, but informa-
| ton comes from the Interior Depart
ment OF a verv reliable character tend
ing TO show that Lamar has already
1 - --H.-@-I - -A@z --Z-zraF hnn1w
Meeting Of the Blue and n Gray.
GTTYsBURG, Pa, July 2.-The city Is
thronged and jammed with people to-
night. and the streets and houses are
brilliantly Illuminated and decorated
In honor d the meeting Of the Blue
and the GRAY. The Philadelphia
Brigade arrived this evening, and, after
securing quarters, marched 10 the
depot to receive the guests. At SIS
the ringing cheer from the Philadelphia
Brigade was answered by the we'll
known rebel yell which announced the
visitors had arrived and 2D0 OF Pickett's
veterans marched ont and surrendered
TO the hospitality Of their friends. A
grand procession formed and marched
up town surrounded BY thousands and
thousands OF enthusiastic and excited
people yelling themselves hoarse. A
camp fire was held at the courthouse
which was crowded TO s~uffocaaOn.
When al was ready General Burns
assisted Mrs. General Pickett TO the
stand amid tremendous cheers which
shook the building and introduced her
and her son to the audience. She
was yisibly affected by the recep-
ton accorded her.
Washington InfelIigenee.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-Secretary
Whitney has invited all the employees
of the Navy Department to spend the
Fourth Of July at Grasslands, the coun-
try place in this city.
A report is received at the Navy De
partment from Lieutenant Commander
Newell of Fink stating that matters are
quiet in Alaska. No reference is made
in the report to the seal fisheries.
The President to-day appointed Jas.
5. Swan OF Colorado receiver OF public
moneys at Greenwood Springs Colo
RADIO.
The police have taken into custody
Benedict Krebs, the crank who is
under the impression that the Presi.
dent has defrauded him out OF a vast
sum of money, and who has been
threatening to kill President Cleveland
with a shotgun when he attends
church. Krebs is held at the station
for medical examination OF his mental
condition.
A Butte Merchant Suicides.
BUTTE, Montana, July 2.-Abram
Sands, senior member of the firm Of
Sands & Boyce, dry goods, of this city,
a large cattle owner, and also president
of the Denver Brewing Company, sui.
cided last night by cutting his throat
with a small pocket-knife. Deceased
came to Butte a fortnight ago from
Denver for the purpose of closing out
his business in this city, and was to
have disposed OF his interest to-day to
his partner Boyce. He was reputed
to be a millionaire. No cause for the
deed is directly assignable, though ii
is reported Mr.. Sands lost heavily in
cattle during the past severe winter,
and that financial trouble affected his
brain.
An Editor i'm Trouble.
CRY OF MEXICO, June 2.-The arrest
of Editor Henriott, of the French satiri-
cal paper LIE Petit Gaulois, for inter-
preting the letters ~. r. l." as mean